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How do I fix this if & then statement, and please describe to me what I did wrong?
Working on an active train with Velocity's, but I want the train to stop when a player touches the track. I don't want the player to go with the train, when he touches the tracks. Can someone help me fix this script, and tell me what I did wrong?
TA = script.Parent.Parent.Train.A -- Locamotive
TB = script.Parent.Parent.Train.B -- Locamotive
B = script.Parent.Parent.Part -- Track
player = game.Players
B.Velocity = Vector3.new(-30,0,0) --Train speed
function onTouch()
if player (onTouch)then
B.CanCollide = false
TA.Anchored = true
TB.Anchored = true
else
B.CanCollide = (true)
TA.Anchored = false
TB.Anchored = false
end
end
B.Touched:connect(onTouch)
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Touched events have a built in parameter, being the part that touched it.
TA = script.Parent.Parent.Train.A -- Locamotive
TB = script.Parent.Parent.Train.B -- Locamotive
B = script.Parent.Parent.Part -- Track
player = game.Players
B.Velocity = Vector3.new(-30,0,0) --Train speed
function onTouch(hit) -- hit is whatever touched the part.
if game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) ~= nil then -- Check if the parent of whatever hit is a player
B.CanCollide = false
TA.Anchored = true
TB.Anchored = true
else
B.CanCollide = (true)
TA.Anchored = false
TB.Anchored = false
end
end
B.Touched:connect(onTouch)
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One issue, my mistake, but I would like the train to continue if the player comes back off it dluckey20 25 — 8y